THE FIFER

its good to see the younger ones taking up the sport, I always like to see young people in the sporting part of life, wish young Jamie all the best, he is a very nice young lad,

looking good,sun coming through over the FORTH

and a very good morning to you all,

many happy returns to you all have a nice day,

this is being worked on,

welcome the site m8 hope you enjoy

many happy returns

well done bakes some good work, all looking first class

glenrandal (59), bernard_grizzle_smith (15), Europigeons (38), pigeon sid (52) many happy returns to you all hope you all have a very nice day

still dry but a bit overcast and no sun as yet over the FORTH,

usually a stranger in the nest m8 and fighting,

potassium used to make a strong dose in a cup and hold thebirds head in it for 3 seconds you thought you had done damage as the bird couldnt stand, they stggered all over for a short spell, was for curing one eye cold ets abd resperatory problems,

yes got a watch on each :egyptian:

they have white lines under wing, could be m8,

link to unions on site http://forum.pigeonbasics.org/topic/42280-pigeon-unions-info/

well if they are they are not reporting it, does anyone else have this problem,

what big problem do we have here m8, the thread was about elimar having problems,

And a very good morning to u all ;-)

looking good over the FORTH sun out and wind dropped , :-)

if the buyer of lot 9 gets in touch re young bird as there is youngsters ready shortly, or later whichever is best these 2pr were fostered so ready shortly, you can pick your bird from them or get next ones, due to hatch soon, click to enlarge

welcome to the site m8 hope you enjoy, ADMIN

Lot = 36 Mr & Mrs McDonald. Fraserburgh the Ko Kipius Ace specialist As usual Bob McDonald has kindly donated for this worthy cause Bob is a good friend and I believe to have been the first to introduce the Ko Nippius pigeons to the Uk These birds have won everything in racing and showing 2 Youngsters Current bid £55 Bettney13

yes a lot of old sites in the railway days back in the sixties